Look, I don’t give one star lightly. But to charge audiences £135 for barely 70 minutes (no interval) of incompetent plotting, dire dialogue, poor characterisation and some acting that wouldn’t look out of place on a bad 1960s sitcom is enough to make the entire Theatreland give up the ghost. I must stress that certain … Read more
Editor’s note: We continue our tradition of expanding the Vogue Runway archive by digitizing collections originally shot on film, focusing on shows from the past that speak to the preoccupations of today. Here, the fall 1999 outing of the woman-led brand Ghost, originally presented in New York in October 1999. Women were the topic of … Read more
British fashion designer John Galliano, pre-implosion, was a major emerging talent at the start of the decade, obsessed with the ’30s technique of bias cutting, pioneered by French fashion designer Madeleine Vionnet – slicing across fabric to create languidly elegant clothes. Princess Diana at the Royal Albert Hall in 1997. She is wearing a dress … Read more
